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Most influential record of the last decade?
 

offline Riccardo from somewhere beyond the ultraworl on 2002-04-01 14:06 [#00153430]
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which is, according to you, the record which represented a
landmark, a model in the last ten years (1991-2001) and will
influence music from 2002 to the next ten years? ....I'm
thinking


 

offline Jarworski from The Grove (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 14:08 [#00153431]
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It's gotta be Nevermind, even though I hate Nirvana


 

offline IronLung from the 91fwy in soCAL (United States) on 2002-04-01 14:08 [#00153432]
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MHTRTC
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offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-04-01 14:27 [#00153456]
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If you think on a global scale, then it's got to be Ricky
Martin, his first one in english


 

offline Jedi Chris on 2002-04-01 14:27 [#00153457]
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I like the pic IronLung - home sweet home!


 

offline IronLung from the 91fwy in soCAL (United States) on 2002-04-01 14:29 [#00153460]
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=)


 

offline Inverted Whale from United States Minor Outlying Islands on 2002-04-01 16:03 [#00153519]
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I don't have a clue about the world at large, but for me,
the most influential recordings were My Bloody Valentine -
Loveless, Aphex Twin - On, and Labradford - Prazision


 

offline Laserbeak from Netherlands, The on 2002-04-01 16:08 [#00153521]
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Christina aguellera: Genie in a bottle :(


 

offline Dialect Falx from New Bern (United States) on 2002-04-01 16:10 [#00153522]
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Alec Empire - The Geist of Alec Empire


 

offline raimons from Stockholm (Sweden) on 2002-04-01 16:20 [#00153524]
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well this may sound silly but speaking for my self i would
choose the blue album by weezer. it has given me alot of
inspiration. ive learned that you dont need much to make a
good song. just three chords and and come vocals. ive later
discoverd that Ramones whas one the first to do this but i
think the blue album is in another direction when it come s
to hard pop music.


 

offline D-Hex from Blue Springs Missouri (United States) on 2002-04-01 16:21 [#00153525]
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For me -

Come to daddy

It introduced me to a whole new type of music that i wasnt
aware of.


 

offline Riccardo from somewhere beyond the ultraworl on 2002-04-01 21:55 [#00153883]
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I say richard d james album


 

offline supreme from Antwerp (Belgium) on 2002-04-01 21:58 [#00153886]
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I also say rich d james,
especially the girl/boy song


 

offline Quoth from Sweden on 2002-04-01 22:02 [#00153891]
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oh my what a hard topic... let me get back to you on this...
:(


 

offline B3n from Manchester (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:10 [#00153903]
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DJ SHADOW - ENDTRODUCING


 

offline nazipokemon from nottingham (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:11 [#00153904]
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NIRVANA? WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU ON!?



 

offline aron from saskatoon (Canada) on 2002-04-01 22:12 [#00153906]
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yeah, endtroducing by dj shadow
+
maybe come to daddy



 

offline Road Narrows from Tucson (United States) on 2002-04-01 22:13 [#00153910]
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Actually, I would have to agree that Nirvana was one of the
most influential records of the decade. They marked the end
of the popularity of terrible 80's hair bands and began the
grunge era of the 90's. They influenced a whole movement in
music.


 

offline B3n from Manchester (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:13 [#00153911]
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endtroducing completely changed my outlook on non-mainstream
music


 

offline john is fast from sacramento (United States) on 2002-04-01 22:15 [#00153915]
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i have to agree, nirvana nevermind changed alot of things in
the music business. before they came out there was alot of
cheesy poppy crap on the charts and they paved the way for a
whole swarm of "punk" kids to start forming bands and get
known.
the introduction of nirvana marked the beginning of slightly
more liberal radio.

now radio sucks again though.


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2002-04-01 22:16 [#00153916]
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a little band called Suki Takahashi, www.sukitakahashi.com,
not my most influential but really good. Combines
electronic with real instruments. They aren't around
anymore, but when they were, it was fun. I recommend
listening to the public pool.


 

offline B3n from Manchester (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:17 [#00153922]
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oh and Take That of course


 

offline pantalaimon from Winterfell (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:18 [#00153925]
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Queen Adreena were better than Nirvana


 

offline pantalaimon from Winterfell (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-01 22:19 [#00153927]
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i mean Daisy Chainsaw, Queen Adreena is the lead singers new
band


 

offline Gonzola from Stockholm (Sweden) on 2002-04-01 22:51 [#00153974]
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Aphex - SAW 1
Prodigy - Experience
Nirvana - Nevermind
Aphex - RDJ album
Autechre - Confield
David Bowie - Outside


 

offline Morg DOBWCPT from Davis (United States) on 2002-04-01 23:41 [#00154040]
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although I don't really like Nirvana, I'd have to agree that
Nevermind was the most widely influential album of the last
decade. Not the best, nor really deserving of the
signifcance it has gained, but definitely a major turning
point of the decade.


 

offline E-man from Rixensart (Belgium) on 2002-04-02 00:47 [#00154145]
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saw 1/saw 2 -
feed me weird things/RDJ album -
nevermind/follow the leader -
lots of other of course...



 

offline jimisteel from SLC (United States) on 2002-04-02 01:32 [#00154209]
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i learned to make beats by listening to I Care Because You
DO and Richard D. James. So those 2 for sure influenced
me. Aphex Twin and Squarepusher changed my life, i bought
turntables then $5000 in studio equipment because i heard
they're music. As for the most influential for everyone, I
dont know.


 

offline flea from depths of your mind (New Zealand) on 2002-04-02 01:45 [#00154222]
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personally

download-Furnace
and
subconscious studios-Paradigm Shift comp
..it melded Industrial and IDM seamlessly and encouraged me
to explore more IDM and less the rigid Industrial structures
that I found myself locked into


 

offline TrevorGod from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-04-02 02:18 [#00154274]
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Nirvana - Nevermind and My Bloody Valentine - Loveless were
easily the most influential records of the past decade.
These are albums that changed mainstream (and indy) music
pretty much overnight. They spawned countless sound-a-like
bands and brought more independant music into the light.


 

offline flea from depths of your mind (New Zealand) on 2002-04-02 02:22 [#00154282]
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um..but shoegazers already existed in large numbers before
MBV who themselves seem influenced by early Cocteau Twins
and Band of Susans and not to mention Sonic Youth


 

offline jand from Braintree (United Kingdom) on 2002-04-02 08:26 [#00154622]
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Kraftwerk - "AutoBahn" or "Numbers" ot "Trans Europe
Express"...

Would Techno be the same without KW?...Would there even be
Electro without "Planet Rock" (Arthur Bakers homage to
KW...),...


 


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